[ad_1] Professor Hiroshi Nishiura (April 2020) Hiroshi Nishiura, a professor at the University of Kyoto, and others have analyzed that the number of people infected with the new travel-related coronavirus has increased 6 to 7 times since the start of the government tourism support project “GoTo Travel” that started. in …
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[ad_1] Director Suzuki (center) et al. Explaining the death of a man who was receiving medical treatment at home = at the Sagamihara City Hall The city of Sagamihara announced on the 25th that a man in his 90s died who had been infected with the new coronavirus and was …
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[ad_1] 3-month forecast After the beginning of spring, the chills go south or the season progresses In February, there is a chance that cold air will temporarily move south in northern Japan, mainly in the first half. In March, you will be less susceptible to chills. April is expected to …
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[ad_1] [Tokio, 25, Reuters]- Although the yields of the currency-hedged US Treasuries have outperformed Japanese government bonds, investors in government bonds remain cautious regarding the change in the US Treasury. This is because the The difference in yield is still small and not at a level where the investment can …
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[ad_1] January 25, 2021 8:18 AM ★ Vaccination against the new coronavirus has already started in 40 countries around the world, including developed and medium-sized countries. Pfizer’s vaccine was said to be confirmed to be 95% effective in mid-November 2008, but it is rare for a vaccine to be this …
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[ad_1] Nobuto Hosaka, Mayor of Setagaya, who opposes the introduction of criminal punishment in the Infectious Disease Control Act Nobuto Hosaka, Mayor of Setagaya, posted on his Twitter account on the 24th, “He presented a bill to amend the Infectious Diseases Law, which includes the introduction of criminal penalties for …
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[ad_1] The bill to reform the Infectious Disease Control Law includes the establishment of new criminal penalties for people infected by the new coronavirus. Not only does it lead to restrictions on the “freedom of movement” guaranteed by the Constitution, but it can also turn patients into “criminals.” Concerns remain, …
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[ad_1] Daieishō (provided by the Wakaba-kai Medical Corporation) to visit nursing facilities and interact with users ◇ Chiakiraku ◇ 24 ◇ Tokio Ryogoku Kokugikan On the 24th, when Daieishō (27 = Oitekaze-bei), the leader of the Western Front, won the first victory as a sumo wrestler from Saitama prefecture, his …
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[ad_1] Mr. Hashimoto understands Mr. Nobuteru Ishihara’s hospitalization Enlarge photo Former Osaka Governor and Lawyer Toru Hashimoto (51) will appear on TBS’s “Good Rack!” (Monday to Friday 8:00 am) on the 25th. The former secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, Nobuteru Ishihara (63), mentioned that he was infected with …
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[ad_1] This week’s weather From the heat of spring to the cold of winter again It will be fine until the 26th (Tuesday), but the weather will be downhill from the west. On the 27th (Wednesday) it will be cloudy and rainy throughout the country. After 29 (Friday), the pressure …
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